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Amilla Maldives Resort & Residences© Amilla Maldives Resort & Residences

Amilla Maldives Resort & Residences

Baa AtollLuxurySeaplane 35′

Every dimension sits above average — no obvious weak spot.

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Experience scores

Snorkel86Beach74Dining84Villa80Value69Private76Activity78
This islandTier average

Who it suits — and who it doesn’t

Good for
  • + With kids
  • + Three generations
  • + Couple
  • + With friends
Less suited to
  • − Tight budgets

Guest reputation

Tripadvisor4.9 / 52,236 reviews
Google4.7 / 5444 reviews
Xiaohongshumoderate postsno unified rating

Tripadvisor ranking: 1 of 1 on Amilla Fushi; sub-scores Rooms / Service / Cleanliness / Location / Sleep 4.9, Value 4.7

Common praise

  • Warm, detailed service, a good house reef (snorkelling with turtles), and the kids' club and family facilities are frequent praise
  • The design and privacy of the treehouse villas and Residences
  • Eight restaurants across many cuisines, and good for vegan / allergy diets
  • Treehouse villas plus blue-hole snorkelling plus an eco-forward stance is the main tag
  • Kids aged 2-11.99 eat free, and families and multi-generational groups recommend it repeatedly

Common complaints

  • Value 4.7: pricey a la carte, drinks and extras with a high total
  • Occasional feedback about minor maintenance issues
  • A big island, with some areas needing a bike
  • 'It is not for everyone' - a high price plus a big island you walk or cycle around
  • Pricey a la carte and drinks

Tripadvisor 4.9/5 (2,236 reviews) and Google 4.7/5 (444); mid-range Xiaohongshu volume, with the treehouse villas, family value (kids 2-12 eat free) and the eco focus as the main draws. The consistent draws: a good house reef (snorkelling with turtles), the design and privacy of the treehouses and private Residences, and eight restaurants with produce from the on-site farm. The consistent weaknesses: pricey a la carte, drinks and extras with a high total, occasional minor maintenance issues, and a big island where you cycle to get around.

Reputation sources
  • Tripadvisor · Open → · checked 2026-09-10
  • Google Reviews · Open → · checked 2026-09-10
  • Xiaohongshu · checked 2026-09-10
  • Praise / complaints are editor-summarised recurring themes, not verbatim quotes.

Island & location

Opened
2014
Island
Finolhas island in Baa Atoll, a large island with dense forest and cycle paths; a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve; formerly Amilla Fushi, part of The Small Maldives Island Co. (same group as Finolhu).
Area
N/A
Vegetation
Lush
House reef
Excellent · You can snorkel all around the island, with turtles common; Ocean Reef villas have a ladder straight onto the reef.
Official site
Open →

What Baa Atoll is like →Seaplane vs speedboat →Low vs high season →

Data

Basics

Atoll
Baa Atoll
Tier
Luxury
Low-season price
$1,111–$2,778 / night
High-season price
$1,667–$4,444 / night
How you arrive
SeaplaneDomestic flight + transfer
Time from Malé
approx. 35 min
Minimum child age
No limit

Villas

Villas
92 villas
Villa size
100–1090 m²
Villa types
OverwaterBeach
Water-villa pool
All with a pool
Beach-villa pool
All with a pool
Standalone beach villas
Mostly standalone
Standard villa sleeps
12 guests
Villa highlights
Treehouse villas raised into the palm canopy4-8 bedroom private Residences (with a private beach)Ocean Reef villas with a ladder straight onto the house reef

Facilities

Dining
8 restaurants · 3 bars
Cuisines
JapaneseMediterraneanSoutheast AsianHealthyFarm-to-table
Amenities
Dive centreSpaGymKids club ages 4–12

Cost

Board included
Breakfast
Taxes & fees
+10% service charge, 17% GST, US$12 per person per night green tax; a la carte and drinks are pricey, and the seaplane costs extra.

Good for

Good for
HoneymoonAnniversaryFamily celebration
Sources
  • Villas: resort website · amilla.com · letsgomaldives.com · 2026-10-14
  • Facilities: resort website · 2026-09-10
  • Cost: editorial research · 2026-09-10
  • Good for: resort website · amilla.com · 2026-09-10
  • Price / scores: editorial estimate (unverified)

Quick answers

How do you get to Amilla Maldives Resort & Residences?
Seaplane / Domestic flight + transfer, about 35 minutes. About a 35-minute seaplane; or a ~30-minute domestic flight from Malé to Dharavandhoo airport, then a speedboat.
Does Amilla Maldives Resort & Residences have a house reef? How is the snorkelling?
House-reef snorkelling: Excellent. You can snorkel all around the island, with turtles common; Ocean Reef villas have a ladder straight onto the reef.
Is Amilla Maldives Resort & Residences good for kids?
Children of all ages are welcome, and there is a kids club (ages 4–12). A la carte and drinks are pricey and the total is easy to overshoot; there is occasional feedback about minor maintenance issues; the seaplane is a bumpy leg for anyone prone to motion sickness.
How much does Amilla Maldives Resort & Residences cost per night?
About $1,111–$2,778 a night in low season and $1,667–$4,444 in high season (a guide — check the resort’s site).
What meals are included at Amilla Maldives Resort & Residences? Is it all-inclusive?
Standard rate: Breakfast.
What is charged on top of the room rate at Amilla Maldives Resort & Residences?
+10% service charge, 17% GST, US$12 per person per night green tax; a la carte and drinks are pricey, and the seaplane costs extra.

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Data is still being compiled; scores and descriptions are under continuous review. Last updated: 2026-09-10

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